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Theme: Finding Your Niche

April 27, 2007

If you go around different webmaster forums, you are going to hear the term “niche” quite a bit. This is because it is a very important word. Finding your niche means that you are finding your topic. You are finding the type of site(s) you want to make. Now, since this site is called Dorm Earning, I am going to relate this to college students in particular, but anyone, no matter your age, can take the same advice. Anyways. Say you are a history major. And say, in particular, you are interested in ancient wars. You could make a bunch of websites or one website all about ancient wars.

What do I mean? Say you are interested in the Roman Empire in specific. You could write a site about the Roman Empire’s wars. Now, you’d write an article about the Punic Wars, the Gallic Wars, the attempted conquest of Germania (but the failure if you remember the Battle of Teutoburg Forest) and all of this. You could mention even the different Emperors and then even mention the different weaponry and the such. Well, there’s one site. Now, you could do the same thing for the Greeks. And the Mongols. And the Chinese. And suddenly you have a series of websites all about different topics of history.

What does this mean? This means that you just found your niche. You created a series of historically related websites and that is your niche or your specialty. It can take some time to find your niche, but you will find it when you find something that you really enjoy writing about. If you like science, make science sites. If you like art, make art sites. If you like music, make music sites. The point is very simple…No matter what you like, you can make that your niche. Specialize in something you like and you might just begin to create a series of websites that are all interconnected. And the best part, if you link between them, you might even make a bit more money.

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